recommend New Zealand taking steps towards constitutional entrenchment, and therefore protected human rights. Aside from these issues brought up, the international community collectively commended New Zealand's work in upholding human rights, such as the amount of ratifications completed and the work with the Māori peoples. There has been small glimmers of movement towards an entrenched and written constitution in the past few years. The "Constitutional Conversation" in 2013, a nationwide forum, was a select panel which considered what should be done, whilst also taking into consideration the views of the public. Nothing as of yet has come out of this. There is an opinion that it is not a question about "if" but of "when" the change will happen, as New Zealand is continually developing in its own individual identity. Notes See also Constitution of New Zealand Judiciary of New Zealand Law of New Zealand LGBT rights in New Zealand Transgender rights in New Zealand Intersex rights in New Zealand Human rights of older people in New Zealand References External links Freedom in the World 2006 Report: New Zealand Amnesty International Report 2009: New Zealand Human Rights Commission report Human Rights in New Zealand 2010 NZ Action Plan for Human Rights Office of the High Commissioner of Human Rights: New Zealand NZ Human Rights Commission: International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights Human Rights Commission: The New Zealand Bill of Rights New Zealand Bill of Rights Legislation Other Fair Trial Authority Concluding observations of the CESCR New Zealand 2012. Human Rights Commission 'New Zealand Consensus of Women's Participation 2012'. Human Rights Commission 'Human Rights and Water' 2012. New Zealand